Thank God...

[AKIron]

What difference does it make anyways? It's not like California will ever vote anything but liberal.

[Tumor]

Originally posted by Airhead


  I think everybody should have a say in what effects them (ie: vote right?) whether they're citizens or not.

  This is without doubt THE most irresponsible and uneducated statement I have ever heard in any serious "politicly charged" conversation, in any form of communication... that I have ever heard.

  How about we just let everyone around the world have a vote in how we run our country Airhead?

  Hmmm... lets bus in all the Al-Queda sympathizers, the marxists/communists, the Euro-U.S. haters, anyone who hates the U.S., has no loyalty or idea of what our country is.  HEY!!.. I bet the Chinese would just LOVE to have a vote!   F-it... lets just send the whole world an absentee ballot!  

  How absolutely, mind numbingly ridiculous!  (your name truly fits!)

[Thrawn]

Originally posted by Airhead


Kieran, exactly- the vote was a backlash against Hispanic people. I voted for Prop. 52 because I think everybody should have a say in what effects them whether they're citizens or not. Migrant workers pay taxes, earn less and work harder than most people do, so why not let them vote? It's too bad Prop. 52 was voted down.

Are you kidding?  Well cripes!  Where's my vote?  As the US's largest trading partner, I'm sure that any federal vote surely affects me.

[Montezuma]

Originally posted by mietla
... yet another democrat attempt to muck with elections by letting illegals vote fails

They can vote if they want to in CA, the registrar does not check if voters are citizens or not.

[K98k]

I voted for Prop. 52 because I think everybody should have a say in what effects them whether they're citizens or not.

LOL I can see it now absentee ballots from around the world voting what president or government they'd like to see take over.

[Eagler]

Originally posted by Airhead
Kieran, exactly- the vote was a backlash against Hispanic people. I voted for Prop. 52 because I think everybody should have a say in what effects them whether they're citizens or not. Migrant workers pay taxes, earn less and work harder than most people do, so why not let them vote? It's too bad Prop. 52 was voted down.

kidding right?